The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24
Literary News and Notes.

Mr.. N,.nn Cur,t,r of iii. N.tio,.l Nus.um
at WASHINGTON, ,n,ears in tLn NnriI Widn
Awake with an interes;ino ntbnnlooi,,j no,n.
Indian DnIls ami tha;' ;. ,,.;th , i"i
two illustrations Lv .h,nLInr "
Mr.. Thomas Stevens. after successfully COM
plotting his famous journey around the world
itora dIies n. tbe liry,Iines da,rt.
mont of Ou,i,,~. III, has also I,ncomn :. Sh.,ro-
hnlI,r and ono al tl, ,lirn.,nrS Of tho Cnn,nany
The March issue of the { hautaulua Young
Folks journal Will delight Thousand, Of read
crs, for il gives lengthy biography of ''Pansy"
(Mr>. q. II. Alden.l charming with anec,lote and
Renaissance. and valuable for its portrait; it
Joel Chandler !Iorri> has contributed to the
next number of me Century story entitled
Little Comrton,'' the scene of which is laid in
Georgia before. during, and at the close of the
War; 1t is, in fact. War story from the
| southern point of view. and is characteristica-
| ly illustrated by a. b. Frost.
Tho ,,ur,.h ro,;o,,, e.. ,,,.a, ho ..;,.
Beatitudcs of the Gospel, Naukratis, Death,
! Lock>ley Hail Sixty Years After, Non Thcistic
| Ethics. and The Life. Times. and Correspond
ence of William White, ID. ID. First Bishop of
Pennsylvania. IIou@hton. Mifiln Il Co. Bos-
ton.
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nIi .n '.ipei ~ Al.: an
n'uNtia'eu i'iui,h, h'a?aHlne, ilas i'iHStraiiohs
10y WIN: +. li0isall' Abbott GraveS, IL: WIN
H. Sandman and other well known artists,
while the letter press is as usual entertaining
and instructive. Published at 10 fremont
street. Boston.
wise lover OF children has picked out near
" hundred little poems and parts of poems
10 read TO chiidren gong TO sleep, and has nam
Ell the book Bedside Poetry. AS if this pleas
ant Thought were not enough, he has chosen
thoughts and do good deeds: and hence the
subtitle. Parents Assistant in Moral Discinine
ID. Lothrop Co.
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Inc Adventures OF lad, by Frank III. Con-
verse; Is another boy story, OF course. Tad
was a fhlladelpnla Arab who got carried away
OH 10 Boston trying to overtake the owner of
lost satchel. sharp boy, Tad; but as good and
true as sharp. And nothing but just doing the
proper thing, a good run OF luck and his sharp
ness, brings MN right to the very home and
mother-love he was hungry for. ID. Lothrop
20.
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ular SCIENCE MONTH"; will, an AHA articia o op
titled ..Rra;n- Eorn;n y; Th;iIh ~" ;, nv MI en
crammne nroccss now sn comm y, 'i !" " Hoti,
nmhlic AMI ppr;,,nto ,cho",. JT aIi ~ JUN
strone Plea for fewer StmIies moro S;ract
facts viii Nature anI la.s ~ to ;n uneoe to
Of hook ,sn anu 'es' u 'he intervention
The rations.accompanyingth the unpuLsh-
ed letters of Thackeray. in Scrbner's Maya
zine, will be unique. There will be portraits,
views OF places mentioned, ETC.; but the p:in-
cipai Illustrations will be Thackeray's own
work. Many of the letters contain sketches.
others of his drawings, which are in the pos s
session of Mrs. BrookfieId. to whom most Of
the letters were written, will also be given.
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The April number of Peterson's Magazine
opens with hne steel-engraving. 1.-The Waif,"
followed ny the usual handsome double-size
fash'on-plate. ltcontains, also. two very pretty
designs in colors, for fancy-work, numerous
iasnilon-teslgns giving the latest spring styles,
SUBJECT always Interesting to the ladies. Its
interesting stories, work-table designs. recipes
i ,. COOKING, and other articles make this a
very handsome number, and fully sustain its
wellknown reputation as the cheapest and best
OF me lady 's-magazines. Two Dollars year,
WIN great deductions s to clubs. Address Charles